And dying would be the ultimate trip !

Maybe not as easily defendable as Irreversible, but it was an even more admiring film for its unbelievable camera work. A harder movie too (to make, to observe and to judge).

Here, Noé's style of filmmaking not only depicts the concepts of afterlife, reincarnation and the flash of a life's moments, but also manages to show the ugliness of Tokyo's underground world as a suitable location for the story, pretty well. A…

Not bad; but expected much more from the director of Innocence (2004)

This one was surely harder to figure out and enjoy. The horror works for half of its runtime, and the rest was not tangible to me. Like her great movie, Innocence, Hadzihalilovic's last feature also involves children stuck in an unknown place facing fear and danger. I believe that it might be a metaphor on a certain stage of life (as we know, or a more spiritual one).…

I decided to add a review for this movie as soon as I found out that the original German title is "Every man for himself, and God against all".

Now this title really suits it stronger. A real story about one particular character in history. Kaspar Hauser was a mysterious man who was left behind in life. When he started to learn basic stuff, it was already too late. But he tried his best to live a normal life in…